Amanda Bloom – The History Of Things To Come

Which Booze? Pinot Noir 

Amanda Bloom is an elegant Australian singer and composer who began studying piano at the age of three, wrote her first sonata aged six and debuted at the Sydney Opera House at just 17.  Her new album, The History Of Things To Come has been described as an epic and astounding fusion of fantasy, circus, classical, and piano-driven alternative rock. The album draws its inspiration from her experiences living in Cambodia for the last two years and is a melting pot of world, classical and piano-driven melodic pop music.

Check out her full album on Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9Ei7PZqUjc

And see her perform her track ‘Fallacy’ here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbaIkr7n_Q4&feature=youtu.be

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Psapp – ‘Everything Belongs to the Sun’

WHICH BOOZE? Absinthe

Strong with a quiet kick, this one can alter your perception quickly….

Taken from the forthcoming album ‘What Makes Us Glow’ (out now), this off-kilter electronic track is available now for free download.

The album, released through The State51 Conspiracy label, is a psychadelic whirlwind of sound which waxes and wanes between full on electro-soundscapes and sparse, minimalist tracks like this one. Now with 12 years under their belts, this is the work of an established act with a clear idea of the music they want to make.